Warming and Nourishing Plaster，*Outline of Surgical Treatise on Ulcers*.，For severe conditions arising from yin deficiency, characterized by massive, firm swelling, bone-piercing pain, and intact skin and flesh; or for cases where only the joints ache without visible lumps; as well as for abdominal abscesses and intestinal abscesses with deep, firm masses; internal injuries from falls or blows; and conditions caused by the three pathogenic factors of wind, cold, and dampness leading to bi syndrome, with aching joints and restricted movement.
Warming and Nourishing Plaster
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Formulas Name : Warming and Nourishing Plaster
Chinese Name : 温煦薄贴
Drug Formulation
Fresh Impatiens stems (including branches, leaves, flower stamens, and roots; washed and sun-dried until half-dry) approximately 1 jin; raw Rehmannia root 6 liang; Angelica sinensis roots with filaments 4 liang; Acanthopanax senticosus 5 liang; Pinellia ternata 3 liang; Aconitum carmichaeli 2 liang; Aconitum kusnezoffii 2 liang; dried ginger 2 liang; Notopterygium incisum 2 liang; Angelica pubescens 2 liang.
Source
*Outline of Surgical Treatise on Ulcers*.
Processing
Slice all ingredients.
Benefits
For severe conditions arising from yin deficiency, characterized by massive, firm swelling, bone-piercing pain, and intact skin and flesh; or for cases where only the joints ache without visible lumps; as well as for abdominal abscesses and intestinal abscesses with deep, firm masses; internal injuries from falls or blows; and conditions caused by the three pathogenic factors of wind, cold, and dampness leading to bi syndrome, with aching joints and restricted movement.
Instructions for Use
Use 15 jin of genuine sesame oil; bring to a boil. First, add the stems of Impatiens and simmer for 20 minutes until they stop popping. Then add raw Rehmannia root and simmer for another 10 minutes or so. Next, add all the other herbs, simmer until the mixture is dry, and strain thoroughly. Transfer to a clean pot, bring to a boil over low heat, and add 1.5 jin each of sifted Guang Dan and fine starch.stir continuously with a willow stick until thoroughly blended. Test the consistency by dripping a small amount into water; when it reaches the desired consistency, remove from heat. Add 5 qian of fine musk, 1 liang each of fine frankincense and myrrh (oil removed), and 2 liang each of ground cassia bark and ground cloves. Mix well, add water to form a dough, place in a jar, cover with clean water, seal tightly, and set aside for future use. Apply using oiled paper.
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Warming and Nourishing Plaster,For severe conditions arising from yin deficiency, characterized by massive, firm swelling, bone-piercing pain, and intact skin and flesh; or for cases where only the joints ache without visible lumps; as well as for abdominal abscesses and intestinal abscesses with deep, firm masses; internal injuries from falls or blows; and conditions caused by the three pathogenic factors of wind, cold, and dampness leading to bi syndrome, with aching joints and restricted movement.